St. Petersburg is nicknamed "The Sunshine City" because, on average, it's sunny 361 days a year. Unfortunately, sunshine doesn't always equate to happiness; anxiety, peer conflict, and everyday stressors can still affect our daily lives.

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Counseling can help you understand why you haven't been feeling like yourself or why you haven't found a solution to the problem you have been struggling with. Therapy can help you gain the coping tools you need to feel hopeful. If you or your child has been struggling with anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, being a college student, or just being a millennial, you've come to the right place.

I specialize in working with youth and young adults, ages 11-35, and see clients in person in Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida and virtually across Florida.

I work with young adults who:

- Find it difficult to communicate openly and effectively with others

- Want to heal from childhood trauma

- Feel stuck or overwhelmed when facing important decisions about school or career

- Are on the Autism Spectrum or neurodivergent and want to strengthen social connections in ways that feel authentic

- Are people of color or children of immigrants navigating identity, cultural expectations, and family dynamics

I work with teens who:

- Are coping with the loss of a parent

- Struggle with peer relationships or social connection

- Are adjusting to changes related to parental divorce or separation

- Are neurodivergent (ADHD/Autism) and struggle with impulsivity and communication

- Are exploring identity, self-understanding, and a sense of belonging

*Virtual services are not offered to teens with a history of self-harm or involuntary hospitalization

My therapy office is located in Downtown St. Pete at

600 1st Ave N Suite 307G

St. Petersburg, FL 33701